NFL Week 10 Picks: Unpredictable Games Ahead

Hey sports fans! This week in the NFL, we've got some real head-scratchers coming up. Let's kick things off with Thursday night's showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens. Both teams can put up points, but the defenses? Not so much. Look for quarterbacks Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson to put on a show, with the Ravens sneaking out a last-minute win. Moving on to Sunday, you've got the New York Giants facing off against the Carolina Panthers in Germany. Poor Germany! They've got to watch this mess. The Giants are the better team, so expect them to take the W. Over in Chicago, the Bears are looking to get back on track against the New England Patriots. Rookie quarterback Drake Maye had a tough game last week, but the Bears defense will give him another tough test. The Buffalo Bills are hot right now, and they're looking to stay that way against the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts are coming off a rough loss after benching their starting QB, so this could get ugly. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings are taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars have been losing a lot of close games, but they're dealing with a lot of injuries. The Vikings should have a field day against Jacksonville's struggling defense. The Kansas City Chiefs are still undefeated, and they're looking to keep that streak going against the Denver Broncos. The Broncos have been struggling on defense, and the Chiefs have been finding their offensive rhythm. This one could be a blowout.In New Orleans, the Saints have a new coach after firing Dennis Allen. But can he turn things around with the injuries piling up? Probably not. The Atlanta Falcons should take this one. And speaking of teams coming off a bye, the San Francisco 49ers are looking to stay healthy and win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Washington Commanders are hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers, and it'll be Russell Wilson's first road start for the Steelers. But the Commanders have a new cornerback, Marshon Lattimore, who might give Wilson fits. The Commanders should take this one. Out in Los Angeles, the Chargers are looking to stay hot against the Tennessee Titans. This is a big step up for the Titans, and it's on the road. Look for Justin Herbert to keep doing his thing. Over in Arizona, the Cardinals are looking to stay at the top of the NFC West against the New York Jets. The Jets have been finding their groove, so this could be a close one. The Philadelphia Eagles are going up against the Dallas Cowboys, but the Cowboys are starting Cooper Rush after Dak Prescott got hurt. The Eagles should win this one, but the Cowboys might keep it close. Lastly, the Detroit Lions are playing the Houston Texans on Sunday night. The Texans have had some time to rest, but the Lions are playing well, so this one could go either way.